Criminal Investigation Department manager Brigadier Fadhel Hmoud has said that the perpetrator of Al-Kamaleya murder crime has been caught. Brigadier Hmoud has disclosed that that the once the crime

Indebtedness exceeds legal limit of 60% of the Gross National Product (GNP) threatens the stability of the Jordanian Dinar as what happened in the year 1989, according to economy expert Dr. Munir

Prime Minister Samir Rifai has announced that ministries and government institutions will remain closed on May 1 (Saturday) on the occasion of Labor Day

Follow up committee of the teachers' union in Jordan has stressed over the importance of establishment of this union at any cost and by all means. The committee has called on in a statement that the

ATV fired employees have announced that they have decided to sleep in the open on Friday and Saturday in front of the Royal Court in protest over their current situation. Employee Khaled Al-Zyood has

In the 1,000 years since the reign of the Caliph Mamoun as many books have translated into Arabic as Spain translates in one year, according to the 2002 Arab Human Development Report. In recent years

The taboo was finally broken and the genie is out of the bottle, despite some attempts to force it back. America’s military leaders have had enough and decided to speak out about the liability that a

Enad Al-Fayez, president of oil-press owners union, has told Ammannet that Amman is filled with expired and carcinogen olive oil, and pointed out that there are plenty of smuggled oil entering the

The analytical report prepared by the department of general statistics about job opportunities in the first half of 2009, has showed that about 19 thousand Jordanian worker have changed their jobs

State Security Court has decided to release the four suspects in the “Refinery Case', Adel Quday, Mohammad Rawashdeh, Ahmad Rifai, and Khaled Shaheen on bail of JD150,000 each. Lawyer Sweilem Naseer